Just wondering if Cabelas is still carrying Warriors?

Yes, I put in their inventory link below. They still have them sitting out in front of the Rogers, MN store too.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/community/aboutus/retail-detail.jsp?detailedInformationURL=/cabelas/en/content/community/aboutus/retail/retail_stores/boat_2/boat.jsp&cmCat=netcon&cm_ven=netcon&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=cabelas&cm_ite=netcon

Just wondering if Cabelas is still carrying Warriors?

Looks that way ~ here's a C n' P from Cabela's...

We offer a much larger selection than listed above. You can browse our online brochures for a complete selection of boats from: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/images/spacer.gif http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/content/community/aboutus/retail/images/boat_info/online_brochures.gif http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/images/spacer.gif For these and other available models, please contact the store location below for pricing and availability.

Thats what I thought, but they do not seem to update there inventory online? Guess Ill just have to take a drive.

If you go to the Warrior Boats website there are also some links to the various dealers around the state. It might be a good time to buy.

Jason Elandson

Dave E. from Cabela's at Mitchell told me that they still sell Warriors, but are not going to stock them as everybody wants a differnt color or motor then they order.

here's the problem i have with buying a boat from cabela's or bass pro.....who rigs the boat? what if you have a specific requests for equipment or rails or you like certian types of set up features because of your experience. do they have people with experience to help you decide on rigging options with the boats they sell or is it strictly a matter of price and the rest you do-it-yourself. what if you have a problem, how do they handle it or do you have to deal with the manufacture of the equipment you have a problem with. how does this all work out? maybe this is more of a topic then a reply. anyway if anyone would like to let me how it works IM me if you don't think it's appropriate for this post. good fishing

I know the Cabelas in Dundee Mich has a regular service department with trained people like any other boat dealer would have.

Yarrr,
Cabela's has service and rigging for the boats they sell. They will install it to your specifications. Fishfinders, radios, trolling motors, rod holders, ect. They also work on pre-owned boats/motors. I work for Cabela's in Sidney - in addition to our certified techs and riggers they have a ATV mechanic and sell Kawasaki ATV's. I have had warranty and non-warranty work done and was satisfied. In a couple of months I will have them get the ol' girl ready for her winter nap. I am certain any of the stores that sell boats/motors have a fully staffed service department, and Cabela's stands behind their work. Suggest that if you want some work done - schedule it in advance - they seem to always be busy.
bestfishes - jim

Thanks, for the info on Cabelas. now i won't be afraid to give them a try. they seem to be building stores all over so if you travel to fish you would have service available in more places then you would with your local dealer. good fishing

Yarrr: I purchased my new Warrior from Cabela's in Rogers MN. They did all the rigging to my specifications, kicker, electronics, on-board charger and rodholders exactly how I wanted. I live in SD so have had some further rigging taken care of at Cabela's in Mitchell SD and again top notch service. I would recommend either of these boat shops to prospective boat buyers. BTW, a high school buddy of mine heads up the boat shop at the Sidney NE Cabela's so they get a vote of confidence from me also.

NO they are not.... Maybe special order but they will no longer have any new sttock on had.